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4โ€“9 Jul 2005
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  1. 0. Welcome
    Ralph Eichler (PSI)
    04/07/2005, 08:30
  2. 1. Theoretical Overview
    Georg Weiglein (Univ. of Durham)
    04/07/2005, 08:50
  3. 2. Tevatron: machine performance and perspectives
    David McGinnis (FNAL)
    04/07/2005, 09:30
  4. 4. LHC - Status and integration
    Hans-Ake Gustafsson (ALICE), Lyn Evans (CERN), Roger Forty (LHCb), Steinar Stapnes (ATLAS), Tejinder Virdee (CMS)
    04/07/2005, 10:30
    Status and integration of the LHC machine and of ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb
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  5. 6. Theoretical perspectives in QCD: key issues, now and towards LHC
    Keith Ellis (FNAL)
    04/07/2005, 14:00
  6. 7. HERA QCD results: what it means for LHC
    Max Klein (H1+ZEUS)
    04/07/2005, 14:30
  7. 8. Diffraction and total x-section at the Tevatron and LHC
    Mario Deile (TOTEM)
    04/07/2005, 15:00
    Main
    Diffraction and total X-section
    Session 2 - QCD Physics at the Tevatron and LHC
  8. 83. Jet energy measurements and limitations at the Tevatron
    Anwar Bhatti (CDF), Norm Buchanan (D0)
    04/07/2005, 16:30
    D0 and CDF results
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  9. 9. Fragmentation, Underlying event, Jet Shapes at the Tevatron (CDF)
    Alison Lister (CDF)
    04/07/2005, 17:10
  10. 10. High Pt Jets, photons at the Tevatron (D0)
    Cecilia Gerber (D0)
    04/07/2005, 17:35
  11. 12. Jet energy measurements and limitations at LHC
    Iacopo Vivarelli (ATLAS), Olga Kodolova (CMS)
    04/07/2005, 18:00
  12. 13. Standard Model EWK physics at the Tevatron and LHC: theoretical status and perspectives
    Ulrich Baur (Univ. Buffalo)
    05/07/2005, 08:15
  13. 84. Electroweak results at the Tevatron
    Al Goshaw (CDF), Mark Lancaster (CDF), Serban Protopopescu (D0)
    05/07/2005, 08:45
    CDF and D0 results
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  14. 15. Precision EW measurements at ATLAS and CMS: anticipated measurements and required accuracy (Joint Talk)
    Nicola Amapane (CMS)
    05/07/2005, 10:00
  15. 16. Electron/photon at the Tevatron (CDF)
    Greg Veramendi (CDF)
    05/07/2005, 11:00
  16. 55. Muon ID at the Tevatron (D0)
    Jeff Temple (D0)
    05/07/2005, 11:30
  17. 56. Tau ID at the Tevatron (CDF)
    Steven Levy (CDF)
    05/07/2005, 12:00
  18. 17. Electron/photon identification at ATLAS, and confrontation with MonteCarlo and test beam data
    Frederic Derue (ATLAS)
    05/07/2005, 14:00
  19. 18. Electron/photon identification at CMS, and confrontation with Monte Carlo and test beam data
    Emilio Meschi (CMS)
    05/07/2005, 14:25
  20. 57. Muon identification at CMS, and confrontation with Monte Carlo and test beam data
    Tim Cox (CMS)
    05/07/2005, 14:50
  21. 58. Muon identification at ATLAS, and confrontation with Monte Carlo and test beam data
    Giuseppe Avolio (ATLAS)
    05/07/2005, 15:15
  22. 59. Tau identification at ATLAS, importance, method and confrontation with Monte Carlo and test beam data
    Fabien Tarrade (ATLAS)
    05/07/2005, 16:10
  23. 60. Tau identification at CMS, importance, method and confrontation with Monte Carlo and test beam data
    Simone Gennai (CMS)
    05/07/2005, 16:35
  24. 19. Particle identification of the LHCb detector
    Ann Van Lysebetten (LHCb)
    05/07/2005, 17:00
  25. 54. Particle Identification at ALICE
    Silvia Arcelli (ALICE)
    05/07/2005, 17:20
  26. 48. The BTeV RICH
    Tomasz Skwarnicki (Univ. Syracuse)
    05/07/2005, 17:50
  27. 24. Beyond the Standard Model - Theoretical Outlook
    Benjamin Allanach (CERN)
    06/07/2005, 08:15
  28. 85. Particle searches at the Tevatron
    Anna Goussiou (D0), Heather Kay Gerberich (CDF), Marie-Claude Cousinou (D0)
    06/07/2005, 08:45
    CDF and D0 results
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  29. 27. Higgs searches at LHC
    Marco Pieri (CMS)
    06/07/2005, 10:00
  30. 28. SUSY signatures at LHC
    Christopher Lester (ATLAS)
    06/07/2005, 11:00
  31. 29. Other new particles etc. at LHC (black holes, compositeness etc....
    Vladimir Savinov (ATLAS)
    06/07/2005, 11:30
  32. 30. Sensitivity to new physics in the B-sector
    Michael Schmelling (LHCb)
    06/07/2005, 12:00
    Should cover all LHC experiments although presented by an LHCb person
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  33. 38. Heavy Ions - Theoretical Status and Perspectives
    Urs Wiedemann (CERN)
    06/07/2005, 14:00
    Main
    Session Theory
    Session 6 - Heavy Ions
  34. 39. Results from RHIC
    Ken Read (RHIC), Thomas Peitzmann (RHIC)
    06/07/2005, 14:30
  35. 41. ALICE Talks
    Andrea Dainese (ALICE), Clemens Adler (ALICE), Gustavo Conesa Balbastre (ALICE)
    06/07/2005, 16:00
  36. 40. Opportunities with CMS and ATLAS
    Bolek Wyslouch (CMS), Laurent Rosselet (ATLAS)
    06/07/2005, 17:30
    Main
    ATLAS/CMS
    Session 6 - Heavy Ions
  37. 45. Bottom and Charm Physics - Theoretical Status and Perspectives (including Lattice results)
    Luca Silvestrini (INFN Rome)
    07/07/2005, 08:15
    Main
    Session Theory
    Session 7 - Heavy Quark Physics I
  38. 46. Results from Belle and BaBar
    Paoti Chang (NTU Taipei)
    07/07/2005, 08:45
  39. 86. CDF/D0 results on b-quark and c-quark physics
    Guillelmo Gomez-Ceballos (CDF), Heriberto Castilla-Valdez (D0), Shashi Dugad (D0)
    07/07/2005, 09:15
  40. 49. Status/Perspectives at LHCb
    Mitesh Patel (LHCb), Yuehong Xie (LHCb)
    07/07/2005, 11:00
  41. 50. b-physics expectations at ATLAS/CMS
    Chara Petridou (ATLAS)
    07/07/2005, 11:50
  42. 87. b-tagging at CDF & D0: experience, performance, lessons for LHC
    Daniel Jeans (CDF), Kazu Hanagaki (D0)
    07/07/2005, 14:00
    CDF and D0 results
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  43. 61. Pixel detectors in BTeV
    Mauro Dinardo (BTeV)
    07/07/2005, 14:40
  44. 32. Tracking and vertex reconstruction at ATLAS and CMS for key processes
    Fredrik Akesson (ATLAS), Pascal Vanlaer (CMS)
    07/07/2005, 15:05
  45. 88. Distributed analysis at the Tevatron
    Mike Diesburg (D0), Rick Snider (CDF)
    07/07/2005, 16:35
  46. 33. Preparing for analysis at CMS and ATLAS
    Andrea Dell'Acqua (ATLAS), Christian Weiser (CMS)
    07/07/2005, 17:25
    Two talks confronting defined LHC search signatures for year one with current status of preparation (signature, backgrounds, implications of trigger, known detector performance from test beam etc. How will the analysis be done?
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  47. 51. Theoretical Issues and Aims at the Tevatron and LHC
    Fabio Maltoni (CERN)
    08/07/2005, 08:15
    Main
    Session Theory
    Session 9 - Top Quark Physics
  48. 89. Top studies/perspectives at the Tevatron
    Anyes Taffard (CDF), Arnulf Quadt (D0), Emmanuel Busato (D0), Tomonobu Tomura (CDF)
    08/07/2005, 08:45
    CDF and D0 results
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  49. 53. Top studies/perspectives at LHC
    Andrea Giammanco (CMS), Arnaud Lucotte (ATLAS)
    08/07/2005, 10:55
  50. 43. Special talk
    Alvin Tollestrup (FNAL)
    08/07/2005, 13:30
    Main
    Theory far look forward
    Session 10 - Conclusion
  51. 44. Theoretical Vision - the Tevatron, the LHC and beyond
    Pierre Binetruy (Univ. Paris-Sud)
    08/07/2005, 14:25
    Main
    Summary Theory
    Session 10 - Conclusion
  52. 42. Experimental Conference Summary and Perspectives
    John Womersley (FNAL)
    08/07/2005, 15:15
    Main
    Summary Experiment
    Session 10 - Conclusion
  53. 63. Closing Remarks
    Hans-Rudolph Ott (ETHZ)
    08/07/2005, 16:00
  54. 98. Anomalous top production with ATLAS
    Poster
  55. 91. B Physics at D0
    Poster
  56. 103. b production in CDF
    Poster
  57. 101. Charmless B decays
    Poster
  58. 106. CMS+TOTEM
    Poster
  59. 108. Construction & Performance of the ATLAS Semi-conductor Tracker Barrels
    Poster
  60. 105. ECAL Calibration (CMS)
    Poster
  61. 100. Effective K-factors: a method to include higher order QCD corrections in parton shower Monte Carlos (the example of H->WW->2l)
    Poster
    In recent years a large effort has gone into accurate higher order calculations of the Higgs production and of various background cross sections. Many reactions are now known to next-to-leading order accuracy. For the dominant Higgs production mechanism, the gluon- gluon fusion, even the next-to-next-to leading order calculations have been performed. As a result, the cross section for...
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  62. 3. LHC
  63. 22. LHCb Muon Chamber -production and test-
    Poster
  64. 90. LHCb RICH detector
    Poster
  65. 23. LHCb Trigger and readout electronics
    Poster
  66. 93. NP/Higgs at D0
    Poster
  67. 97. Prospects for the measurement of the Higgs self-couplings in an upgraded LHC scenario (SLHC)
    Poster
  68. 99. R-Hadrons
    Poster
  69. 107. SM Higgs searches at ATLAS
    Poster
  70. 102. Spectroscopy in CDF
    Poster
  71. 95. Strangeness reconstruction in ALICE
    Poster
  72. 104. SUSYBSM (CMS)
    Poster
  73. 94. The construction of the ALICE HMPID
    Poster
  74. 96. The Physics and performance of the ALICE PHOS detector
    Poster
  75. 92. Top at D0
    Poster